Only info of one side of the banknote, what to do?

Hello everyone, if you are going to create a new banknote page but you only have the picture and the information of one side (usually the obverse), how should the note be described on the reverse? Should I write something similar to "description and lettering unknown"? Better not to create the page, even if you have all the information and image on the obverse? Is there an example already published?

I await your opinions.

Thank you.

The ones I've seen just ignore the reverse completely.  Example

rsirian1

The ones I've seen just ignore the reverse completely.  Example

Yes, that's another option, thank you very much@rsirian1 

I don't think the guidelines say anything about it, so maybe it would be good to specify how to proceed when this happens.

I think the case is not covered by the guidelines because in most cases you create what you have in hands :-)

In ideal world we would have reverse picture of the blank side. Description could then say just: Blank 

Jarcek

In ideal world we would have reverse picture of the blank side. Description could then say just: Blank 

 

Yes, I know, the situation I am posing is not with the blank reverse and the picture being missing. 

The situation I pose is not having the image on the reverse and not knowing if it is blank or has some type of printed motif or lettering. What is done then?

If unknown, just leave it fully empty.

Perfect, many thanks!!!